I have been using a MVS repeater in a commercial setting for several years and to date have had no problems. I'm using it consistantly at about 40% duty cycle. It does require 2 radios which are easily connected to each other.
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "dakaratcaptivereefing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Okay so I'm sitting on a pair of 40w GE MVS radios, currently in > service as Packet & APRS digi's on 2m, but going to replace them with > other radios here shortly... Rumor has it they are more than capable > of being converted into making a pretty decent repeater. I have access > to a couple more of these rigs if I want/need them as well. > > Guess what I'm looking for is this possible? Good/bad idea? If so > where's a good place to start? > > This would be my first real repeater, so any and all input would be > greatly appreciated. > > Dave > N0TRQ > -- > Every electronic device is manufactured with smoke stored deep > inside... only a true genius can find a way to set it free. >
